Transform Your Power Lines into High-Speed Internet Cables

Extend Internet without wire or wifi to rooms that can't get wifi or a network cable can be easily accomplished using powerline adapters. It's very simple to setup and the parts are affordable.
Do you find yourself struggling to stay connected in your home or small office?
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- can be used in home or small office
If you're looking for a way to extend your network without having to use cat6 wire or wifi, then this video is for you! By using a ‪@NexusLinkUSA‬ powerline adapter, you can extend your network up to 100 feet in both directions, managing your network trouble spots in the process!
NexusLink is a powerline adapter that connects your computer to other devices in your home or small office via high-speed wires. Plus, NexusLink is easy to use, so you can extend your network without having to do any programming.
There is absolutely NO electrical work that needs to be done. If you have the skills to plugin a lamp, you can set these up.
This is a great way to extend your network if you have a small office or want to reduce your dependency on wifi.
In this video, I'll show you how to extend your network without wire or wifi. By using a NexusLink powerline adapter, you can extend your network up to 100 feet in both directions!
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[@FRITTY12348546]

I had my inline adapters die every year (TP link) never getting them again just didn't seem reliable or my power is bad/dirty?

[@NetworkAdvisor]

wow.. that's disappointing. I've had a set of Zyxel's that I used for like 4yr straight with no issue before finally upgrading them to a faster set.

[@spiritedaway99]

same issue as fritty!!

[@pepeshopping]

So, as an “expert”, you could not have simply run iperf or even connect a NAS to measure maximum speed between AC adapters?
It’s not the “same electrical system”!
You want them both connected to the same AC phase!
Yes, you want it within the same house, but you can have 2 AC phases in the same house.

[@NetworkAdvisor]

Sounds good thanks.

[@JasonsLabVideos]

Yup, fully agree.. !

[@politicaldrama00]

is a wireless device can be connected

[@NetworkAdvisor]

Yes, if you add a Wi-Fi access point to the mix. So the connection would be: router->powerline adapter-2nd powerline adapter->wifi access point.

[@sgtleolp]

5:08 did you just leak your ip address?????

[@NetworkAdvisor]

Hmmm maybe. 🤔